Voltage regulator brush replacement/soldering ?

[auditude at get.net]

Silver solder is pretty high temp stuff.  It's used to put  attachments onto threaded firearm barrels, making
them legally, for the time being and last I heard, "permanently attached".  These would be for those items
that are not allowed to have threads on the barrels anymore.

So, I'm thinking it's higher temp than regular 60/40 stuff.

But it sure sounds like something that a jeweler would use at a lower heat.  Maybe there's something
similar that's easily confused with it?

Ken

Huw Powell human747 at attbi.com wrote:
>
> Well, my replacements are all lead/tin and they work.  Also... I may
> be wrong here (not again!) but I thought silver solder melted at a
> lower temp than typical 60/40 stuff.  Anyway, the reason no one gave
> specifics is they were making it up, hehe.